Spa Hotels in Heidelberg

This is one of the few privately owned five-star hotels in Europe. It is indeed a five-star hotel in terms of rooms, services, breakfast, etc. The room is European style, simple and comfortable, and it is worth experiencing. A room for 3 people can have an extra bed, which is a wall bed, which is relatively rare. It was a surprise on this trip to Europe.

I happened to be on a business trip to Heidelberg and chose this hotel for a quick rest. The room was very clean and comfortable, the complimentary sparkling water was a nice touch, and they even provided gummies. The coffee and bedding quality were truly excellent! Especially the spa, which met five-star standards. The front desk service was very good, and the hotel is as close to the train station as it gets. It's a pity I couldn't experience breakfast, as I had a 5 AM train. All in all, a very unexpected and pleasant surprise!

Located within 1 kilometer of the central station, with a shuttle bus from Frankfurt Airport, it offers convenient access to tourist attractions, and there are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat and cafes nearby – the location is superb. Breakfast is fantastic, with about 10 kinds of fresh juices including smoothies, and various canapés – the variety is incredible, and the service is friendly and top-notch. You can make coffee in your room using the coffee machine, and there's free fruit-infused water at the entrance. The lobby is spacious, with tables and sofas, and power outlets – simply wonderful! The only downside is the lack of any markings at the shuttle bus departure point. Furthermore, even though I had booked the return shuttle the day before, and it was the first departure of the day, it seems there was a mix-up and they couldn't even pick me up before it departed. Because I called about 10 minutes past the scheduled time, it arrived 20 minutes later, almost full with only one seat remaining. While this isn't the hotel's fault, I felt the lack of markings at the departure point was something the hotel could have addressed, so I'm mentioning it.

Beautiful hotel right along the river with views of the old bridge, castle and more! Close to Old Town. The rooms were well furnished, beautiful bathrooms and comfortable bed. Staff were incredibly kind. Breakfast was absolutely beautiful and delicious.

Great location by the Neckar River, easily reachable on foot from the main train station. The staff were multilingual and extremely accommodating. The breakfast buffet offered a wide selection. The major drawbacks were the small rooms and, especially, the very outdated furnishings throughout the entire hotel. Our bathroom was clean, but the tiles and bathroom fixtures felt like they were from the 70s, and the ceramics (sink and toilet) were deeply and darkly scratched. The air conditioning in our room wasn't working and couldn't be fixed. The bathroom light went out, but that was successfully repaired. Despite these deficiencies, we were not offered another room.

The location is close to the city center, not far from the old city, but the price is expensive. The aisle in the hotel lobby is quite beautiful, but the room is small and the windows are similar to the aisle windows. The bathroom is generally clean, but the bed always feels a little taste.

The homestay is average. Although the house is not small, the hardware is average. No one will take care of it after 8pm. No check-in is allowed. In short, it is not worth it